In ref to the IWE check valve, no it needs to be moving to hear the faint grinding or whirring noise. Had this issue on my '15 XLT 4x4 and a new check valve assembly solved it. I would suggest to get 2 at time because this is a common issue with new Ford F150 4x4s.
That's pretty neat!
I discovered this issue back when rotating tires on my '13 Mustang GT. They have the same lug nuts; it's just about impossible to get them off after a short drive when they get hot.
I had a similar experience with my'14 Mustang GT. It seemed like every kid with Mustang, Camaro, etc always wanted to race. Definitely gets old after a while!
Even side by side, as in this video there are a lot of variables that go into a drag race.
Just find it hard to believe that so many folks put so much attention on 0-60 or ¼ run when it comes to judging how good an "off-road" truck is supposed to be.
You're better off without it. Saves a few pounds and will not lighten your wallet when it starts leaking.
My wife's 2019 Chrysler 300 (always garaged) sunroof started leaking and it was $900+ to repair.
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